kusokurae

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by kusokurae 10mo ago
If you want to produce children that endear themselves to oleaginousness and have no concept of source verification, yes.
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by kusokurae 11mo ago
I find normal prose suffocatingly boring and poorly paced so this is wonderful. I love stuff like Blood Meridian & old middle english poems with the asterisk that the length results in the difficulty bordering on turning leisure reading
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by kusokurae 1y ago
yeah I don't know how to write this sentiment without whining, but I am Tired of seeing Boring articles about AI where very little of interest is said or done, with mealmouthed comments. I swear the development lifecycle of really neat
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by kusokurae 1y ago
Hey! So in the vast majority of cases, what you're describing for english is more or less the same for these languages -- when I forget a real bastard of a character (usually a less complex one similar to many others), I can sort of me
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by kusokurae 1y ago
long reply here bc this is a Special Interest of mine. I'm going to put aside the "so difficult" thing here mostly, because the perceived difficulty is partly modern teaching practices not updating beyond "just write the
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by kusokurae 1y ago
Not using streaming services help somewhat, but I'm not looking forward to having to vet artists I come across for whether they did any substantial original thinking or work for themselves. Tired of snake oil foolishness.
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by kusokurae 1y ago
Worth mentioning here that historically a lot of the famous pop hits have had plenty of interesting technical decisions typically only a mature composer would come up with. Weird short bars, time signature stuff, temporary key changes, weir
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by kusokurae 1y ago
At present, when juniors do this at my company, they usually get fired within the month. The onboarding docs now explicitly state that though code review is a joint-responsibility process, you as the submitter are responsible for understand
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by kusokurae 1y ago
I think the reality is that, this notion of "democratising" various technical mediums is used to gloss over that, as countless studies have now evidenced, humans primarily learn and remember well thing by doing things, not merely
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by kusokurae 1y ago
I've tried to love Ruby and use it daily for money, but by far the best justifications I have for the RoR dev experience are: it keeps me employed, and it's great if you're the one who wrote everything.
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by kusokurae 2y ago
My irrational side really laments where many parts of modern life are in this process and how...standardised things have become. When I look at e.g. old camera designs, they are so much more exciting to see evolve, and offer so many cool v
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by kusokurae 2y ago
Most stories are built with a heavy reliance on using peoples fundamental unwillingness to communicate with other people in mind to manufacture conflict and therefore narrative progress. A majority of films and book plots, were they take
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by kusokurae 2y ago
I made a little christmas card this year to send out to friends, where some semi-obfuscated Python builds the ASCII christmas tree on the cover. I kept a bunch of references in a markdown file as I went along making it, which became a short
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Making an ASCII Christmas/Business-Card (& other decorations)(callumbeaney.github.io)
1 points by kusokurae 2y ago|1 comments
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by kusokurae 2y ago
Surely the motivation for paying for this pornography is precisely the somehow more "human" "closeness" of a known individual creating content on a direct, "personal" basis. It's not quite the-Queen-is-my-
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by kusokurae 2y ago
Maybe my logic is choppy but I'm unconvinced that it is useful to use (inexperienced) popular sentiment as a marker of some kind of reference for cultural quality here. The average person has read at most 100 poems; people who really l
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by kusokurae 2y ago
Disagree about the age threshold on epistemology. Being introduced to Hume in my teenage years is what got me to repeatedly revisit and reconsider old ideas, and look for new ones in much the way you describe. Human mental life & develo